Viridiana is a trainee nun, young and quiet. At the invitation of her uncle Don Haimai, she came to his house and stayed for a few days. The uncle found that the face of the niece looked like a dead wife—she died out on the night of her wedding thirty years ago. In order to soothe his lonely heart, he asked Viridiana to wear the bridal gown of his late wife. The housekeeper Ramona understood her intentions and put drugs in the coffee that Viridiana drank. As a result, Don Haimai took her into the bedroom and went to bed. He wanted to possess her, but became hung again. He only unbuttoned her corset, stroked her breasts for a while, and then left. Unexpectedly, the scene was lost. Ramona's little daughter climbed up the window to see.
The next morning, in order to keep Viridiana, Don Haymer lied to her that he had had a relationship with her last night. Viridiana was very angry when she heard that, and hurriedly packed her luggage, her uncle lost all thoughts, and then hanged herself. After his death, half of his family's property went to Viridiana, and half was inherited by his illegitimate son Jorge. Viridiana was deeply ill due to the death of her uncle, and she accepted a group of beggars as a spiritual atonement. Jorge dismissed her charity, he just wanted to develop the farm. One day, the two of them and the housekeeper went into the city, and the group of beggars took the opportunity to enter the room and set out the food and drink for a carnival all night. When Viridiana and Jorge returned, they saw a mess and damaged utensils in the mansion. Most of the beggars are gone, but there are still two wild hairs who tied up Jorge and attempted to rape Viridiana. Jorge was anxious, saying that there was a huge amount of money in the XX cabinet, and finally rescued Viridiana.
After this catastrophe, Viridiana's dream was shattered, and she no longer abstinence and suffering, but accepted Jorge's teasing and entered his room
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